ScanRacer Journal
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Tests, technical analysis, and news from the ScanRacer team.
The gap between Peugeot 308 and 408 worldwide in 2025 might surprise you
The Peugeot 408, designed as an alternative to SUVs, recorded modest sales in France with under 5,000 registrations in 2025. However, on a global scale, notably due to Turkey, its figures remain competitive compared to the Peugeot 308, despite the latter’s stronger popularity in Europe.
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BMW i4, our exclusive illustration of the electric coupe derived from the BMW i3
BMW's Neue Klasse program, launched with the iX3 SUV, focuses on the electric core range. The BMW i3 sedan was recently complemented by a Touring wagon variant and a traditional coupe called the i4, which builds on this innovative electric platform.
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All-new petrol-powered Porsche Cayenne coming by 2029
Porsche plans to introduce a new petrol-powered Cayenne by 2029, despite the current lineup lacking a V8 engine.
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Kia EV1: Two Strong Reasons to Build the Rival to the Twingo
Kia is planning an affordable electric city car for Europe, called the Kia EV1, aimed at competing with the Renault Twingo E-Tech. This model will be based on the 2025 Hyundai Inster platform and will succeed the Kia Picanto.
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Our Cars Are Aging but Passing Technical Inspections More Often: Explaining the Paradox
In France, although the vehicle fleet is aging, success rates at technical inspections are slightly improving. This trend is driven by the rise of recent used cars, changing usage patterns, and stricter safety standards, according to 2025 data from Securitest and AutoSécurité.
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Facelifted Multivan: Volkswagen Unveils the Family Favorite
The Volkswagen Multivan, a family icon for over 40 years, receives a subtle facelift scheduled for late 2024. This update maintains its identity while integrating modern technologies.
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For the first time in a French car, you can personalize your radio
Renault introduces an intelligent audio app that customizes radio programming based on trip duration, interests, and driver location, delivering a personalized audio experience onboard.
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Car sales rebound in February 2026 but electric vehicles are reshaping Europe
The European car market sees a slight recovery in February 2026, driven by public subsidies and the introduction of more affordable electric and hybrid models. This shift accelerates the decline of combustion engines, while Chinese manufacturers steadily establish their presence.
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At Stellantis, Is Fiat Seriously Competing with Citroën?
Fiat shows strong growth in Europe early 2024 driven by the launch of the Grande Panda and plans to re-enter the C-segment with two new models, now surpassing Citroën in European sales.
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Threat of pay-per-mile tax is putting half of motorists off buying an EV
The AA’s EV Readiness Index shows that the UK's shift to electrification is hindered by government policy proposals and low consumer awareness.
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New MG4 Urban to be the UK’s first EV with semi-solid-state batteries
The MG4 Urban introduces industry-first semi-solid-state battery technology, available from the end of this year in the UK, offering improved energy density and safety.
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Subaru’s New Sports Vehicle Planning Office Teases Lifted BRZ
Subaru is developing a turbocharged rally version of the BRZ featuring all-wheel drive and raised suspension, promising a versatile sports vehicle.
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Upcoming BMW X1 and Mercedes GLA: Exclusive Images and First Showdown!
The BMW X1 and Mercedes GLA, top-selling premium compact SUVs in France, are set for significant updates. The X1 undergoes a major facelift, while the GLA introduces a new generation combining GLA and EQA models. This refresh reignites a rivalry that began in 2014.
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New Chevy Corvette Grand Sport Makes Shock Debut At Sebring
Chevrolet will reveal all key details about the new Corvette Grand Sport on March 26.
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The career of one of Toyota's coolest models abruptly ends in France
The fifth generation Toyota Prius features a more appealing design, a dynamic chassis, and an efficient plug-in hybrid powertrain. Despite these strengths, this five-door sedan is set to disappear quickly from the French market, unlike in neighboring countries.
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New Subaru E-Outback 2026 review: a leap forward for the brand’s rugged estate
The 2026 Subaru E-Outback enhances its petrol counterpart with electric powertrain improvements, delivering better efficiency and ruggedness, yet it still lags behind some more advanced electric competitors.
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Everyone Criticizes Plug-in Hybrids but They Helped Chinese Brands Double Market Share
In February, Chinese automakers nearly doubled their sales in Europe, reaching 8% market share. This swift growth is driven by plug-in hybrids, which avoid European surcharges on electric cars, alongside pure electric models. Brands like BYD, Chery, MG, and Leapmotor demonstrate strong adaptability to European regulations.
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Xiaomi Updates The SU7, Gets 15k Orders In 8 Hours
Xiaomi has upgraded its SU7 electric vehicle, including emergency door release systems after fatal crashes, and received 15,000 orders within 8 hours.
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Real-time pollution, stop sign radars, hidden and even aerial: Spain’s inventive approach to monitoring drivers
Spain enhances road monitoring with innovative radars: stop sign devices, real-time pollution measurement, hidden cameras, and aerial drones to oversee drivers.
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Following record revenue and deliveries in 2025, Lamborghini is set to introduce two new models in 2026, with an electric vehicle to follow shortly thereafter.
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First High-Performance BMW Alpina: 7 Series Followed by X7
The long-awaited Alpina comeback will start with BMW's top-tier models, the 7 Series followed by the X7, signaling a new chapter for the performance-focused brand.
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Leapmotor Will Soon Start Building EVs In Spain
Chinese brand Leapmotor plans to manufacture its B10 model at Stellantis' plant in Zaragoza, Spain.
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New DS N°7: Info, Photos, Price and Our First Impressions Inside the Family SUV!
Introduced in 2018, the DS 7 Crossback marked a major success for the DS brand. Its successor, the N°7, features a complete redesign with refreshed styling, a modernized interior, and new powertrains, delivering a premium family SUV experience.
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Mercedes May Deepen Ties With China On Future EVs
A Chinese report suggests Mercedes' next-generation EV platform may utilize Geely's electronic and electrical architecture.
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UK installs 1,000 new electric car chargers with multi-million pound investment
The UK plans to install 1,000 electric vehicle chargers across 28 retail locations, representing a major advancement in EV charging infrastructure.
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BMW’s iX3 Defies Expectations, Racks Up 50,000 Orders Without Test Drives
The BMW iX3 attracts buyers with its long range, fast charging, and fair price, achieving 50,000 orders without test drives.
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Car Deal of the Day: Forget the BMW M3, bag a Hyundai Ioniq 6 N for just £380 per month
On March 15, the Hyundai Ioniq 6 N emerges as a powerful electric alternative to the BMW M3, boasting 641bhp and a prominent rear wing.
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Facelifted Dacia Bigster SUV draws design cues from rugged Dacia Striker wagon
Scheduled for 2028, the Dacia Bigster will undergo a significant facelift featuring a new front design with vertical light claws, echoing the visual identity of the Dacia Striker wagon. This update aims to unify the flagship models of the Romanian brand.
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Kia PV5 Passenger vs Vauxhall Vivaro Life: can South Korea’s MPV beat a home-grown rival?
Kia introduces its new electric PV5 MPV, based on a van platform, competing against the British benchmark Vauxhall Vivaro Life. This matchup pits South Korean innovation against local expertise in the electric multi-purpose vehicle segment.
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Battery Atlas: Mapping Europe's Drive for Electrical Independence
Europe is rapidly expanding its electric vehicle battery production, involving nearly 120 companies and hundreds of projects detailed in the Battery Atlas 2026 report. This effort aims to reduce Asian dependency in a critical technology for electric mobility.
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New Subaru WRX Club Spec Evo keeps the Impreza STI spirit alive
The Subaru WRX Club Spec Evo, tailored for the Australian market, features all-wheel drive and performance close to the former Impreza STI, preserving its sporty legacy. Unfortunately, this model is not available in Europe.
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Drastic Measures Due to Middle East War: One Less Car Day Per Week and More Sulfur in Fuel
The Middle East war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz disrupt global oil supply. Facing rising prices and shortage risks, countries like New Zealand and Australia consider restricting car use and relaxing sulfur standards in fuels.
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Seven-Seat Family SUVs Get a New Rival: MG Unveils the MGS9 PHEV
MG Motor enters the seven-seat SUV segment with the MGS9 PHEV, a large SUV featuring modern design, spacious interior, and nearly 100 km of electric range. This model is positioned to effectively challenge the Peugeot 5008 PHEV and Volkswagen Tayron PHEV with its comprehensive equipment and competitive pricing.
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Stellantis recalls over 13,000 cars in France for a common issue across multiple manufacturers
Stellantis is recalling over 13,000 vehicles in France, including Citroën Berlingo, DS 3, Opel Corsa, and Peugeot 2008, due to a malfunction in the tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS). This issue, common among several manufacturers, impacts the reliability of this vital driver assistance feature.
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Trucks Under Tension Like Trams Lost on the Highway: Germany Tests 90 km/h Catenary Charging
In Germany, two electric trucks traveled over 10,000 km on highways powered by overhead catenary wires. The BEV Goes eHighway project reveals that the tram-like electric truck concept remains experimental and is not ready for widespread use yet.
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Four new Dacia EVs to unlock the budget brand’s electric potential
Dacia is set to launch four new electric vehicles, including a new small EV, the electrification of the popular Sandero, and likely an electric version of the Hipster city car, strengthening its affordable and sustainable lineup.
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The New Electric Porsche Cayenne S Hits The Sweet Spot
The electric Porsche Cayenne S slots just below the flagship Turbo model, delivering a strong balance of power and performance.
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The Most Common Mistakes When Identifying a Car
Guide explaining the most common mistakes when identifying a car and how to avoid confusion between different car models.
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Why are some cars difficult to identify?
Article explaining why some cars are difficult to identify due to facelifts, modifications, photo angles, or missing badges.
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How to Better Photograph a Car to Make Identification Easier
Guide explaining how to photograph a car to make identification easier using the right angles, lighting, and visual details.
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Car Recognition App: What Should You Look at Before Choosing?
Which app should you choose to recognize cars? Discover the essential criteria: accuracy, database, speed, and features.
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Difference Between Two Versions of the Same Car: How to Tell Them Apart
How can you tell the difference between two versions of a car? Discover how to recognize a trim level, generation, or version using the right visual clues.
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A Chinese Auto Giant Chooses Paris to Develop Its Future European Cars
Chinese automaker Chery is launching an R&D center in Paris La Défense focused on compact cars for the European market, planning a team of around twenty engineers by 2026.
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After Over 30 Years and Four Generations, Audi Ends the Career of Its Flagship Model
The Audi A8, introduced in 1994 to compete with the Mercedes S-Class and BMW 7 Series, has been discontinued after four generations. This flagship model, last updated in 2017 and facelifted in 2021, has seen limited evolution and low demand, with only 13 units sold in France in 2025.
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Lamborghini's Tribute to Its Legendary Countach Disappoints Speculators
Limited editions of supercars, such as those from Ferrari and Porsche, often see prices soar before delivery. Lamborghini tried this approach with the Countach LPI 800-4, but auction results fell short of speculators' expectations.
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ScanRacer: The AI Car Spotting App That Identifies Any Car From a Photo
ScanRacer is an AI-powered car spotting app that allows users to identify vehicles instantly from photos. The app analyzes images to recognize car brands and models, helping enthusiasts discover, scan and collect cars they encounter in real life.
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2026 Australian Grand Prix: Key Statements After Season Opener with New F1 Cars
The 2026 Australian Grand Prix kicked off the season featuring new F1 cars. Mercedes and George Russell dominated the race as drivers and teams shared insights on these innovative vehicles.
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BMW iX vs Volvo EX90: which premium electric SUV will prevail?
Volvo's new EX90 premium electric SUV challenges the BMW iX in the £100k segment. We analyze performance, technology, and comfort to decide which stands out.
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2026 Australian Grand Prix: Qualifying Results - George Russell on Pole, Isack Hadjar in Top 3
The 2026 Australian GP qualifying saw Mercedes secure the front row with George Russell on pole and Kimi Antonelli second. Red Bull rookie Isack Hadjar impressively qualified third.
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Jaecoo 7 recalled: a quarter of all brand’s 2025 UK cars going back to dealers
Chinese brand Jaecoo is recalling about 7,500 Jaecoo 7 models sold in the UK for 2025 due to an incorrectly attached wiring harness clip.
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BYD unveils new battery that recharges as fast as filling up gas
BYD's new battery technology enables charging from 10% to 70% in just five minutes, reaching 97% charge four minutes afterwards, setting a new standard for fast charging.
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New Honda Insight bridges EV gap until Series 0 arrives next year
Honda brings back the Insight hybrid with a first-of-its-kind powertrain, serving as a transitional model before the Series 0 EV debut next year.
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The Honda Insight Is Back, And It's Gone Fully Electric
The Honda Insight returns surprisingly, shifting from its traditional hybrid system to a fully electric powertrain.
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Renault updates Austral, Espace and Rafale models and opens 2026 orders
Renault upgrades its Austral, Espace, and Rafale models for the 2026 lineup by adding technological enhancements and extra features. Orders are now open in France, with prices ranging from €41,900 to €60,000 depending on the variant.
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Renault Bridger: a new ultra-compact and rugged SUV in development
Renault is developing the Bridger, a compact and rugged urban SUV initially designed for the Indian market but with European appeal. It will be unveiled during the futuREady strategic plan announcement on March 10.
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Increased Ecological Bonus on Several Renault Models
Since March 2026, Renault has expanded the list of vehicles eligible for the increased ecological bonus for batteries made in Europe, now including several versions of the Scénic SUV and the Renault 5, although some variants of the latter remain excluded.
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Volkswagen’s Giant SUV For China Is A Rolling Screen Fest
Volkswagen introduces its first range-extending production model in China, featuring an interior that departs significantly from typical VW designs, highlighted by numerous digital screens.
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In Texas, innovative asphalt made from recycled plastic withstands heat and traffic better
American researchers are testing new asphalt that includes recycled plastic to enhance road durability while reducing plastic pollution. This innovation aims to improve pavement resistance to heat and heavy traffic, thereby minimizing damage such as potholes.
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Chery: Should We Be Worried? The Chinese Group Targets France and Hires Former Hyundai France President
Chinese automaker Chery is ramping up its strategy in France by hiring the former president of Hyundai France. Ahead of the launch of its Omoda and Jaecoo SUVs, Chery relies on local expertise to establish itself in the French market.
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Listening to Your Favorite Artist’s New Album in the Car? Beware, Harvard University Warns It Could Be Deadly
A Harvard study reveals a connection between spikes in streaming new albums and increased road accidents, highlighting the dangers of auditory distraction while driving.
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Second-hand Volkswagen cars sold at rock-bottom prices by brand dealerships? The offer was too good to be true
Fraudulent websites posing as Volkswagen dealerships offer used cars at extremely low prices. These vehicles do not exist, and the aim is to collect deposits from customers. Volkswagen warns about this scam affecting Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
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Car Deal of the Day: Save up to £6,000 on Hyundai Santa Fe family favourite
Hyundai dealers are offering up to £6,000 off the list price of the seven-seat Santa Fe SUV as part of the Carwow March sale.
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BMW Slip Reveals First-Ever M2 xDrive And i3 Sedan Lineup
An accidental listing revealed multiple 2027 BMW models early, including the new iX4 and a redesigned X5 for U.S. buyers.
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EV drivers to save £15 per charge? Landmark VAT ruling could be huge
A first-tier tribunal ruled that public electric vehicle charging should be subject to a reduced 5% VAT, potentially delivering substantial savings for drivers.
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One Year After Its European Triumph, the Renault 5 Is Again Named Car of the Year
The Renault 5 E-Tech, previously awarded European Car of the Year last year, has won again in the British car of the year election, reaffirming its success and popularity against competitors like the Mercedes CLA EQ Technology.
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BMW CEO urges government: 33% electric vehicles by 2026, but not at any cost
The CEO of BMW Group France supports the target of 33% fully electric vehicles in sales by 2026, emphasizing the need for fiscal and regulatory stability to avoid harming the overall automotive market.
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65 Billion Dollars: After the Surge, Electrification Faces a Harsh and Costly Reality Check
Within one year, the global automotive industry incurred over 65 billion dollars in charges and impairments related to electric vehicle programs. Major manufacturers have adjusted their ambitions amid a global slowdown, signaling a sharp recalibration of the electric transition.
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Batteries and Electric Vehicles: India-China Clash in a Game of Cat and Mouse
India has introduced incentives to boost domestic production of advanced batteries and electric vehicles, challenged by China at the WTO. This dispute highlights a significant industrial rivalry between two economic giants with global implications.
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After Stellantis Warned for Months, Now Its Dealers Raise Concerns
Stellantis has been warning for months about the negative impact of European CO₂ regulations on its profitability. Recently, its dealers have stepped forward by directly requesting Brussels to urgently relax the rules, indicating growing concerns beyond just emissions standards.
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Manual Gearbox Disappearance and Hybridization: The End of an Era for BMW M
The manual gearbox, favored by enthusiasts, is gradually disappearing at BMW M in favor of automatic and hybrid transmissions. The progressive electrification of BMW sports models signals the end of traditional combustion engines and manual gearboxes on these vehicles.
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Against the Current, Stellantis Extends One of Its Most Prestigious Engines in Europe
Stellantis keeps the non-electrified 2.9-liter 520 hp V6 engine on Alfa Romeo Giulia and Stelvio Quadrifoglio models until 2027, defying the electrification trend.
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The S-Class, Mercedes' pinnacle of refinement, drops a key feature without lowering its price
The 2026 Mercedes S-Class maintains its prestige with premium materials and high-end comfort but surprisingly replaces some traditional leather elements with fabric, all while keeping its high price unchanged.
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Car Deal of the Day: Volkswagen ID.5 offers space, style and discounted charging for £268 a month
The Volkswagen ID.5 delivers a relaxing drive, unexpected versatility for a coupe, and great value at just £268 per month.
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2026 Ford Transit Custom Trail LWB Review
Explore the 2026 Ford Transit Custom Trail LWB, a powerful van equipped with advanced technology, enhanced performance, and exceptional energy efficiency.
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Hyundai's N Division Safe in Australia Despite Tougher Emissions Laws
Learn how Hyundai's N division is adapting to new emissions laws in Australia while maintaining its performance edge. Delve into automotive technology and market trends.
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2026 Renault Trafic price and specs: Goodbye manual, hello new auto
Discover the 2026 Renault Trafic, its pricing, specifications, and technical innovations. The shift to automatic transmission marks a significant change in the utility vehicle industry.
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Polestar Teases Influx of New Models Including a More Practical SUV
Polestar is set to launch new models, especially focusing on a more practical SUV, marking a significant shift in electric vehicle offerings and automotive technology.
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Almost 20 Auto Brands Missed CO2 Targets in Australian Government's First NVES Results
Explore how nearly 20 auto brands failed to meet CO2 targets in Australia, a critical issue for the automotive sector's future.
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Hotter BMW CS Treatment Ruled Out for SUVs
Explore the reasons behind BMW’s decision to exclude the CS treatment from its SUV lineup and its implications for the automotive industry.
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BMW M division could venture off-road, says boss
The head of BMW's M division discusses the potential shift to off-road vehicles. Explore the impact on the automotive market and the future of the brand.
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BMW Recalls Over 16,000 Vehicles in Australia Due to Fire Risk
Learn why BMW is recalling over 16,000 vehicles in Australia and what it means for safety and the automotive industry.
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Ford Mustang Recalled: What You Need to Know
Learn about the recent recall of the Ford Mustang and its impact on the automotive market and technology. Essential information and implications for owners.
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Leapmotor B10 SUV to Become Even Cheaper
Learn how the Leapmotor B10 SUV is set to become more affordable while offering advanced features in the electric vehicle sector.
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2026 Subaru Outback Review
Explore the 2026 Subaru Outback, a versatile SUV combining design, advanced technology, and performance. A must-consider for adventure seekers.
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Volkswagen Group Planning Another Round of Massive Cuts – Reports
Explore how Volkswagen Group's planned cost reductions may reshape the automotive industry, focusing on technology, EV developments, and market positioning.
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Tesla's Apple CarPlay Integration Delayed by iPhone Software Issues - Report
Learn how the delay in Apple CarPlay integration for Tesla vehicles, caused by iPhone software issues, impacts the automotive industry and technology.
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Ford Aims to Turn the Tables on China
Explore how Ford is preparing to compete against the Chinese automotive industry by focusing on technological innovation and electric vehicles.
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China to Mandate Physical Buttons in Touchscreen Crackdown
Learn how China is introducing new regulations to mandate physical buttons in vehicles in response to the dominance of touchscreen technology.
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2026 Volkswagen Tiguan and Tayron eHybrid: The Brand’s Most Affordable PHEVs
Discover the new 2026 Volkswagen Tiguan and Tayron eHybrid, the brand's most affordable PHEVs, merging cutting-edge technology and energy efficiency.
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Mazda Overtakes Volvo in New Safety Testing – Report
Explore how Mazda has surpassed Volvo in recent safety testing, its implications for the automotive industry, and technological innovations.
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Leapmotor C10 Won't Get Apple CarPlay or Android Auto After All
Discover the reasons behind the Leapmotor C10 lacking Apple CarPlay or Android Auto and how this impacts the electric vehicle market.
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Leapmotor B03X: Even Smaller, Cheaper Electric SUV Under Study for Australia
Discover the Leapmotor B03X, a compact electric SUV that could reshape the Australian electric vehicle market with its affordability and innovative features.
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2026 Nissan X-Trail Price and Specs
Discover the 2026 Nissan X-Trail, its pricing, technical specifications, and innovations in technology and electrification. A model evolving with the market.
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GGP Auto Group: Genesis' First Partner in France
Explore how GGP Auto Group becomes Genesis' first partner in France, playing a crucial role in automotive innovation and electric vehicle technology.
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The French Electric Vehicle Paradox: A Large Market by Volume, a Small Market per Capita
Explore how France, despite having a booming electric vehicle market, shows low numbers per capita. Dive into the challenges and prospects of electromobility.
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Reconditioned Tires from Black Star: Government Plans Aid for Struggling Manufacturer
Explore how government aid might support Black Star, a key player in the reconditioned tire market, amid ongoing challenges within the industry.
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The French Automotive Industry Lost One Third of Its Jobs Between 2010 and 2023, According to Insee
Explore how the French automotive industry has faced significant job losses. Analyze technological factors and future outlook.
Read articleMercedes-Benz: Net Profit Plummets, Margins in Free Fall
Explore the recent challenges faced by Mercedes-Benz, including plummeting net profit and declining margins in a rapidly changing automotive market.
Read articleNissan Anticipates a Massive Net Loss of €3.6 Billion in 2025-26
Nissan's forecasted net loss of €3.6 billion raises concerns regarding its electric vehicle strategy and future in the automotive industry.
Read articleMichelin Soars on the Stock Market Following Its 2025 Annual Results
Explore how Michelin's 2025 annual results have propelled the company to new heights in the stock market. An analysis of innovation strategies and industry impact.
Read articleThyssenkrupp: Net Loss Soars Sevenfold in First Quarter but Goals Remain Intact
Despite a significant net loss in the first quarter, Thyssenkrupp maintains its objectives, focusing on the impact of electrification and new technologies in the automotive industry.
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Peugeot Bets on Steer-by-Wire for Its Next Compact Sedan in 2027
Peugeot unveils its bold strategy with the integration of steer-by-wire technology in its upcoming compact sedan set for 2027. Explore all the implications of this innovative technology.
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Stellantis' $22 Billion Charge: Are Americans Shifting Away from Electric?
Explore how Stellantis is investing $22 billion in EV technology as the American market evolves towards a new electric era.
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Geely Auto France Forms Its Leadership Team
Explore how Geely Auto France builds its new leadership team to enhance its position in the electric vehicle market in France.
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2025 Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator add Mojito! green to color lineup
The Jeep brand is turning heads with the return of its bold Mojito! green exterior paint, now available on the 2025 Wrangler and Gladiator.
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Toyota expands EV lineup with new C-HR+, updated bZ4X, Lexus RZ
Toyota unveils six new electric vehicles, including the C-HR+ and updates for the bZ4X and Lexus RZ, but their availability in North America remains uncertain.
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Mopar '25 Ram 1500 RHO packs premium features, price
Mopar has unveiled the '25 Ram 1500 RHO custom truck, limited to 250 examples, with pricing starting at $88,730, including destination.
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Telo's tiny electric truck reaches pre-production
The Telo MT1 electric pickup truck is now in pre-production with prototypes for final testing. Pricing starts at $41,520 and reservations are open.
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2025 Dodge Durango drops 6.4-liter V-8, cuts price on R/T
The 2025 Dodge Durango is available with 5.7-liter and supercharged 6.2-liter V-8s, plus a 3.6-liter V-6. The R/T model with the 5.7-liter V-8 sees a significant price cut. Special editions celebrate the Durango's V-8 heritage. Pricing starts at $40,090.
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